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Announcing Epinio 1.14.2!

The Epinio Team
The Epinio Team
Epinio Maintainers

This release includes the usual bug fixes, dependency updates, and maintenance, along with several new features.

We encourage you to review the documentation for upgrading Epinio. In this release specifically we have made changes to CRDs and added new user permissions, so it is important to review the upgrade documentation before upgrading.

New Features and Improvements​

  • Docker builds are now supported. Select your build mode in the UI or CLI to build from a Dockerfile in your own sources. See Build modes for what changes when you do, and Dockerfile builds for the chart keys operators configure.
  • App chart changes can now be applied to an already deployed application, from the UI or with epinio app update --app-chart.
  • Build and deploy failures now provide more information and clearer indicators.
  • You can now delete an application's Persistent Volume Claims from the UI or with epinio app delete --delete-pvc. Application data is still preserved by default.
  • Several improvements to the Epinio UI around resource loading and searching.

Fixes​

  • Allow redeploy of a locally sourced application.
  • App Watch now correctly waits for old pods to spin down and new pods to spin up before reporting a successful deployment.
  • epinio app watch supports all initial deployment types.

MCP​

Documentation​

  • Added a downloadable agent skill for the CLI, which teaches an AI assistant to drive Epinio through epinio commands in environments where the MCP server is unavailable.

Dependency updates​

Updated server, UI, and Helm chart dependencies.

For the complete technical changelog, see the 1.14.2 release on GitHub.